MunicipalityLanao del Sur

Tagoloan II

Tagoloan II is a municipality of Lanao del Sur, in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. It is divided into 19 barangays, and had 12,843 residents at the 2024 census.

Province: Lanao del Sur
Classification: Municipality
Barangays: 19
PSGC code: 153638000

12,843

Population (2024)

362.35 km²

Land area

People per km²

+1.9%

Change since 2020

Governed under

Bangsamoro Autonomy Act 49 — Bangsamoro Local Governance Code of 2023Enacted September 28, 2023. The governing code inside BARMM: it creates the offices described here, fixes their terms and pay, and devolves the services. It repealed the ARMM code it replaced.
Implementing Rules and Regulations of the BLGCPromulgated September 30, 2025. 696 articles setting out how the Code is carried out — the procedures, deadlines and rate ceilings quoted on this page.
Republic Act 7160 — Local Government Code of 1991The national code. Inside BARMM it applies only where the Bangsamoro one is silent.

All barangays

01Bagoaingudno roster153638024
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Bagoaingud. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
02Bantalanno roster153638002
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Bantalan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
03Bayogno roster153638004
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Bayog. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
04Cadayonanno roster153638005
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Cadayonan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
05Dagonalanno roster153638006
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Dagonalan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
06Dimalamano roster153638007
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Dimalama. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
07Gayakayno roster153638009
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Gayakay. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
08Inodaranno roster153638012
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Inodaran. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
09Kalilanganno roster153638013
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Kalilangan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
10Kianibongno roster153638015
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Kianibong. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
11Kinganno roster153638017
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Kingan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
12Kitaonno roster153638018
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Kitaon. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
13Maimbaguiangno roster153638030
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Maimbaguiang. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
14Malinaono roster153638025
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Malinao. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
15Malingonno roster153638026
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Malingon. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
16Mama-an Pagalonganno roster153638027
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Mama-an Pagalongan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
17Marawino roster153638029
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Marawi. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
18Sigayanno roster153638041
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Sigayan. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.
19Tagoloan Poblacionno roster153638042
DILG’s directory has no roster on file for Tagoloan Poblacion. That is a gap in the directory, not a barangay without officials — ask DILG or the municipal hall.

Each barangay is its own local government unit with an elected punong barangay and council. The code beside a name is its PSGC identifier — the number every national record uses for that barangay.

Officials are from DILG’s Barangay Officials Directory as it stood on 2026-09-26; 0 of these 19 barangays have an entry in it. DILG publishes no term alongside the names and updates the directory as barangays report, so a name here is the last one filed rather than a guarantee of who holds the office today. DILG’s directory also carries contact details, which are not repeated here.

The office since 2001

2 surnames

2025–2028CAPAL, MISANGCADheldLAKAS
2022–2025CAPAL, MISANGCADheldIND
2019–2022CAPAL, COSAINheldLAKAS
2016–2019CAPAL, MISANGCADheldLP
2013–2016CAPAL, MISANGCAD MAGONDACANheldIND
2010–2013CAPAL, MISANGCAD MAGONDACANheldLKS-KAM
2007–2010CAPAL, COSAIN LAUNDIheldLAKAS-CMD
2004–2007CAPAL, COSAIN LAUNDILAKAS-CMD
2001–2004MAGONDACAN, MIZANGCAD C.IND

“Held” marks a term whose office-holder shares a surname with the term before it. Surnames, not people — a seat passing between relatives reads the same here as one person re-elected, and in most of these towns it is the more common of the two.

Term

2025 National and Local Elections · elected May 12, 2025 · in office June 30, 2025 to June 30, 2028

COMELEC — 2025 election results, Certificates of Canvass↗

Mayor

CAPAL, MISANGCAD

LAKAS17,513 votes98.95%

2 other candidates

02CAPAL, CANDIDATOIND1150.65%
03CAPAL, POGIUBJP710.4%

Vice-Mayor

CAPAL, COSAY

LAKAS16,844 votes95.54%

6 other candidates

02CAPAL, MOBARAKIND4202.38%
03CAPAL, ALIMIND2561.45%
04CAPAL, MONERAIND870.49%
05GUIMBA, OPAWIND150.09%
06ABDULGANI, IBRAUBJP80.05%
07SACAR, ABDALIND10.01%

Sangguniang Bayan

8 elected of 19 candidates

01CAPAL, CASABAIIND15,47216.93%
02CAPAL, FAHADLAKAS11,05712.1%
03CAPAL, NOR-AINLAKAS11,05012.09%
04SARIP, SITTIE SALEHALAKAS10,93211.96%
05GANDAWALI, NORODINLAKAS10,66811.67%
06CAPAL, ALMAIRAHLAKAS10,62011.62%
07HADJI BASHEM, SITTIE NAJ(LAKAS10,32511.3%
08MANSO, BASMALALAKAS10,05311%

11 not elected

09BUSRAN, ALVINLAKAS5510.6%
10CAPAL, CAIRUBJP1300.14%
11HADJI MALIC, JALILIND1030.11%
12CAPAL, ADALIND730.08%
13MAMA, RIPAGUBJP720.08%
14PANDA, LINANGUBJP570.06%
15SACAR, ABENALIND550.06%
16AQBBAS, OERAKIND530.06%
17ISA, SAIDAMINUBJP400.04%
18RAUP, EMANOIND350.04%
19MAMA, MUSSALIMUBJP320.04%

And for Lanao del Sur as a whole

Provincial Governor

ADIONG, MAMINTAL JR.

LAKAS382,050 votes70.68%

1 other candidate

02MACARAMBON, FIATUBJP158,48329.32%

Provincial Vice-Governor

ADIONG, MUJAM

LAKAS363,949 votes68.83%

2 other candidates

02MACASALONG, MARJANIEUBJP156,53429.6%
03MIMBALAWAG, KNA-MDMRP8,2661.56%

Provincial board and the full provincial canvass

The offices, and who fills themEvery elected and appointed post a municipality has, and the barangay posts underneath it, with what each is paid. Set by the Bangsamoro Local Governance Code, so the ladder is the same everywhere.Where to find the current namesAnyone who took office after the 2025 canvass, and the barangays DILG has no roster for, are held by the offices that publish them.

What a municipality is responsible for.

These services are devolved to this level by the Bangsamoro Local Governance Code, so they describe what Tagoloan IIis mandated to provide — not an inventory of what its offices currently run. For opening hours and requirements, the unit’s own hall is the source.

Health

Rural health units, health centers and barangay health stations
Primary health care, maternal and child care, communicable disease control
Purchase of medicines and medical supplies

Social services

Day care centers and child and family welfare
Programs for women, the elderly and persons with disabilities
Nutrition, family planning and community-based rehabilitation

Infrastructure and public works

Municipal or city roads, bridges, drainage and flood control
School buildings, health centers, public markets and slaughterhouses
Water supply systems and communal irrigation
Sites for the police and fire stations and the municipal jail

Permits, records and regulation

Business permits and licensing
Building permits and zoning enforcement
Civil registry — birth, marriage and death certificates
Real property assessment and tax collection
Reclassifying farmland — capped at 15% of the town’s agricultural land, 10% or 5% in smaller classes

Agriculture, environment and safety

Agricultural extension, seed farms and fisheries
Solid waste collection and disposal
Community-based forestry projects
Fire and police coordination, and disaster risk reduction

And at the barangay

Frontline services

Barangay clearance and certificates of residency and indigency
Barangay health station and day care center
Katarungang Pambarangay — a lupon of 10 to 20 members mediates disputes before they reach court

Community

Barangay tanod and peace and order at street level — one tanod per 200 residents, 30 at most
Maintenance of barangay roads, footpaths and water supply
Solid waste segregation at source
Agricultural support — planting materials and farm produce collection and buying stations

Money it handles

A tax of up to 1% on stores with gross sales under ₱50,000 in a city or ₱30,000 in a municipality
Its share of the real property tax — 25% of what the province collects on property in it
10% of its general fund set aside for the Sangguniang Kabataan
Its own annual budget, reviewed by the city or municipal council within 90 days

And what you pay it.

These are the ceilings the Bangsamoro Local Governance Code and its implementing rules set on what a municipality and its barangays may charge, with the deadlines that go with them. Tagoloan II sets its own rates by ordinance and may charge less, so treat these as the most it can be rather than the bill — the hall has the ordinance.

Community tax certificate — the cedula
IRR arts. 452, 454
₱20, plus ₱1 for every ₱1,000 of income, up to ₱5,000 in all
Accrues 1 January, due by the last day of February. 24% a year on what is late.
Real property tax — the amilyar
IRR arts. 530, 531, 540, 541
Up to 1% of assessed value in a province, up to 2% in a city, plus 1% for the Special Education Fund
In full by 31 March, or in four instalments due 31 March, 30 June, 30 September and 31 December. Up to 20% off for paying early.
Business tax
IRR arts. 439, 444
Graduated by gross sales — a retailer pays 2% on the first ₱400,000 and 1% above it
Within the first 20 days of January, or of each quarter.
Professional tax
IRR art. 447
Up to ₱1,300 a year, and it covers practice anywhere in the country
By 31 January, or before you begin to practice.
Transfer of land
IRR art. 437
Up to 0.5% of the price or the fair market value, whichever is higher
Within 60 days of the deed, or of the death of the owner.
Barangay clearance
IRR art. 457
A reasonable fee the barangay council sets by ordinance
On application. The barangay also collects a store tax of up to 1% from the smallest shops.
Filing a complaint at the barangay
IRR arts. 64, 65, 78
Free — the katarungang pambarangay charges no filing fee
Mediation runs 15 days, then 15 more before the pangkat.
Paying any local tax late
IRR art. 459
A surcharge of up to 25%, plus up to 2% a month, capped at 36 months
Runs from the day the tax fell due.

About these figures

Structure from the Philippine Standard Geographic Code; population and land area from Wikidata, which carries PSA’s census figures with their census dates. Population is the 2024 Census of Population. Elected officials are the winners in COMELEC’s 2025 Certificates of Canvass, holding office to June 30, 2028.

Sulu is excluded: the Supreme Court removed it from BARMM. PSA census totals that still count Sulu will therefore be larger than the totals here. Cotabato City is listed as an area of its own, though PSA files it inside Maguindanao del Norte — the provincial figure here has the city taken out of it so the two are not counted twice. Province land area is the province’s own published figure, never a sum of its municipalities: Philippine municipal areas are self-reported and overlap, so they do not add up to the province they sit in. A blank is a fact about the record, not a zero.

A dash means the record has no figure — not a zero. Boundaries and office-holders change; where this differs from an official page, the official page is right.

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